What does crowded mean?

The meaning of "shoulder to shoulder" is: shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describes crowding.

Synonyms of jostling: bustling

Antonym of jostling: vast land and sparsely populated areas

Origin of jostling

"Warring States Policy·Qi Ceyi": "On the way to Linzi, the hubs of chariots hit each other, and people shoulder to shoulder." "History of the Song Dynasty: Biography of Li Xianzhong": "Enter the city, declare your moral will, and kill no one, and the people who surrendered to the Central Plains will come one after another."

Idiom story of shoulder to shoulder.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan Ying, the Prime Minister of Qi State, was ordered to go on a mission to Chu State. The King of Chu deliberately insulted him and refused to let him go through the front door. He said that there was no one in Qi State, so he sent this dwarf. Yan Ying said that people on the streets of Qi State were crowded with each other, sweating like rain. Qi's envoy rules are that incompetent envoys can only go to see the incompetent monarch. The king of Chu humiliated himself and had no choice but to receive him ceremoniously.

Pushing together in a sentence

1. In a house with the size of a hall, crowds of people crowded around and surrounded an area surrounded by barbed wire.

2. Xiao Li crowded with people at a crowded job fair but came back empty-handed.

3. In the vegetable market a few days before the Spring Festival, people were busy shopping.

4. After dinner, Zhang Guangxiu and I walked slowly westward along the road in front of Yizhou Mansion. We passed a crossroads, which was the commercial street. There were shops selling goods on both sides of the road. There are many voices, the knitting department store is equipped, the vegetables and fruits are complete, and there are many people. It can be said that there is a huge crowd.

5. There are so many people walking in the market, what’s so strange about it.